Jacksonville mourns after racist shooting leaves three dead; 60th anniversary of MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech; Two-Thirds of NYC schools not ADA compliant.

Starting the school rear right: relief options for ND kids in low income settings; Former President Donald Trump released on bond; consumer interest and sales of electric vehicles in Arizona and across the country aren't slowing down.

A report finds teachers unions did not influence pandemic school closures, Mark Meadows is ordered to surrender in Fulton County, and New Mexicans can take steps to preserve their Medicaid coverage.

Extreme heat creates dangerous conditions for the unhoused in the Midwest, John Eastman turns himself in at a Georgia jail, and Minnesota state employees get new benefits and assurances in a new contract.

Missourians segregated due to disability may have discrimination claims, Trump bond in Georgia set at $200,000, and efforts to curb excessive online time for teens.

A county in Washington could close its library amid a book ban fight, Southern California deals with a tropical storm and an earthquake, and advocates say children are rapidly losing Medicaid coverage.

Staying informed becomes harder for North Dakotans, Trump supporters post names and addresses of grand jurors online, and Georgia officials will mark the anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act.

Iowa's state fair will end with its traditional presidential straw poll, a key abortion pill is back in the courts, California green jobs are projected to rise 7%, and August is National Civility Month.

Florida's Medicaid redetermination process is in the spotlight, Trump and 19 of his associates have 10 days to turn themselves in, and the "Raise the Wage Act" offers hope for minimum wage earners.

Georgia Grand Jury charges Donald Trump and 19 associates in 41 count indictment; Two-thirds of Texas voters support tougher EPA methane rules; train-derailment relief funds sent to rural PA communities.